Wiesbaden, Germany
The Kammerspiele in Wiesbaden is the smaller stage of the Hessisches Staatstheater, housed in a separate building near the main house. It seats around 200 and focuses on intimate productions - contemporary drama, experimental formats, and smaller-scale works that suit a close audience-performer relationship.
A theatre evening with no title, no programme and no clues - just a curtain and whatever waits behind it. "Wunderkammer" at the Kammerspiele in Wiesbaden is a blind date with the stage.
A sharp black comedy by Sébastien Thiéry about a couple who discover they've been filmed by a hidden camera in their own kitchen for months - relentless humour and a cascade of compromising revelations.